Travel guide to Bamberg, Germany

Scenic spot introduction:

Bamberg has Little Venice In 1993, it was named one of the World Cultural Heritage Cities. Bamberg was founded in 1007 AD. It once served as an imperial city and trade center and was the main city in Upper Franco. Bamberg is one of the largest and best-preserved old city groups in Europe. This medieval city uniquely showcases a Central European city developed on the basis of medieval architecture. More than a thousand years of history have left precious historical sites and cultural relics in Bamberg. More than 2,400 houses under cultural relic protection constitute the artistic whole of the city. Many large medieval churches built in the 17th and 18th centuries in the center of the ancient city are a perfect combination of Baroque houses, forming an exquisite and complete history of medieval architecture.

Attractions distribution:

Bamberg is located in the north of Bavaria in southern Germany, 50 kilometers from Nuremberg. Bamberg Cathedral , New Palace and Old Palace It is a magnificent and majestic building complex built by citizens on the left tributary of the Regnitz River in the 14th century. Old Town Hall , it becomes a unique and rare building. Abbey of Saint-Michel The view is wide, with winding alleys in the old town and the water of the Regnitz River flowing through it. Little Venice The district brings a mysterious and romantic atmosphere to the entire city.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, photography, vacation, architecture, religion, town, river